It might be messed up ptime
What are you making the outbound call too.
And are you up to date on the code because we have fixed most issues that cause this in our latest release so if you are running latest it might be the other side of the call sending bad timestamps etc.
Jonas,
Are you able to look at the FreeSWITCH console and see if the bitrate is
an issue? Though I do not recall the exact message, the console will
render this information when "console loglevel debug" has been turned
on. I have experienced a similar issue, are you playing those files at
8000 bit rate? Anyways, the console will let you know if there is a
mismatch and that FreeSWITCH is having to pull overtime in order to
process the sounds.
Cheers,
Chris
Jonas Gauffin wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm launching a javascript that originates a call to a user and then
> records a file.
> The problem is that the soundfiles ("record after the beep" and
> "message saved") sounds strange (choppy/vibrating, yeah I know, sucky
> explanation).
>
> The same phrases sounds fine when played for an incoming call.
>
> Is it a bitrate issue or something like that?
>
> Regards,
> Jonas
>
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